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One case which is not handled here is protocol-relative urls, which start with "//". i have some code which will be run over SSL in some cases and not in others. When i set an "endpoint" value like "//example.com", the link will be turned into "http://example.com" regardless of the protocol used by the page. This causes a blocked:mixed-content error in the browser.
Another side-effect is that the bucket name used in the signature request is "http". A workaround for that is to set it explicitly in objectProperties.
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Type of issue [REQUIRED]
bug
Uploader type [REQUIRED]
S3
Bug details [DELETE EVERYTHING IN THIS SECTION IF THIS IS A FEATURE REQUEST]
Fine Uploader version [REQUIRED]
5.11.5
Browsers where the bug is reproducible [REQUIRED]
Chromium
Operating systems where the bug is reproducible [REQUIRED]
Ubuntu
Exact steps required to reproduce the issue [REQUIRED]
Specify relative path URLs in Fine Uploader request options.
All of your Fine Uploader initialization JavaScript code [REQUIRED]
Detailed explanation of the problem [REQUIRED]
In 09cb5ef#diff-1e1ad9f5d4438601d07bc4548460fc19R196 a change was made which always prefixes the endpoint with 'https' if it doesn't start with 'http'.
One case which is not handled here is protocol-relative urls, which start with "//". i have some code which will be run over SSL in some cases and not in others. When i set an "endpoint" value like "//example.com", the link will be turned into "http://example.com" regardless of the protocol used by the page. This causes a
blocked:mixed-content
error in the browser.Another side-effect is that the bucket name used in the signature request is "http". A workaround for that is to set it explicitly in
objectProperties
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: